The Gazette

1/1. ' / myj who is -advanced between Hugcl and isufnzingi Thc prisoners and deserters assure us that they j0fo trench rhemsglyfijs., _ ,j From the Imperial Camp between Vald ing ttu\ Lagen,- dcntzlin…

in compassion to the poor Inhabitants there, who have b.en in continual troubles for several years past, as because of the diversion they give to his other affairs, is relblvedto contribute what hemay…

Memorial delivered to th&Heef VfinBeyerning, by Order of rhe Most Christian, King. THE JJJng bath with pleifure seen, as by tbe Let* ter of the Heer en the States General, so by the Assurances wbichtb…

and it is believed thc King will now Very suddenly pass over in person, to endeavor the relief of Christianstadt, which the Suedes hold very closely blocked up. Whilst these things ate doing in Schone…

any Attack upon the place. This day thc Cpunt, Tromp parts<Jience on bis return home. We have noshing from ours or the Suediih jFleet. Ditto'', May %i. The Troops pass every day- over to Schonen; yest…

we have Advice, that several Thousands of the Rebels, under the Command of their General Teckdey, were come as far as Westermin , ani that it was thought they had a design to besiege that place* The n…

turn hither again,to be re-^assemblcd as this day. she States being thus parted, a Conference was yet that evening held with the Ministers ofthe Allies.to whom the said Letter from the Most Christian …

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r>9i^ile,' ivlio-^em now to naveTaBiKmorrais*ho respect arid olwd*enc which they owe to their Mar gtltrates. Sirofe but last, they hare takerj ufohjhctn to forbid th? rietr Ohmfith^ Miaistei pf Stifid…

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